Macron's Coalition Faces Decline Ahead of European Elections

Support narrows to wealthy and elderly as far-right gains momentum.

Support for Macron's coalition in the upcoming European elections has significantly declined, with a notable 13-point gap behind the far-right Rassemblement National (RN) party.
The coalition's support base has narrowed to primarily wealthy and elderly voters, with a stark contrast in voting intentions between age groups.
Valérie Hayer has been confirmed to lead Macron's Renaissance party and its allies in the June elections, amid challenges in rallying broader support.
The far-right RN party, led by Jordan Bardella, is consolidating its base, with a strong eurosceptic stance among its supporters.
Despite a general favorability towards the European project among the French electorate, the RN's eurosceptic message is resonating with a significant portion of voters.